The main reason is that the people behind the status.im hardware wallet cannot join the wallet session as they have to leave before it starts. So we do a pop.up session at the mentioned time. I want to scope it a bit wider. So topics can be(1):

interoperability and hardware wallets

key backups

key transfer

link pinless derivation paths to pin protected derivation paths

getting hardware wallets into the hands of as many people as possible (perhaps by using status.im hardware wallets like ether.cards to a: easily onboard people with tokens/keys with nice UX b: have them use these cards as hw wallets afterwards)

BIP32 defines a way to generate hierarchical trees of keys which can be derived from
a common master key. BIP32 and BIP44 defines the usage of these keys as wallets.
In this EIP we describe the usage of such keys outside the scope of the blockchain
defining a logical tree for key usage which can cohesist (and thus share the same
master) with existing BIP44 compatible wallets. https://notes.status.im/s/SJMhfgMhm#

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(1) just topic suggestions - topics will be decided on the spot - please suggest more topics here

Unfortunately we have no free room anymore so we will do it in the lounge. But as it is parallel to sessions we should be fine in the lounge as it should not be to noisy then. If a workshop finishes early and a room gets free we can also (given it has consensus) move to this then free room.
But also suggestions welcome - this is not set in stone - was mainly following the suggestion from @boris to do it there But if we move we have to leave redirect notice as I already shared the lounge as the location.

Discussed the challenges of backing up cards without exposing the key to a untrusted device

Biometrics for PIN auth? Ideally would be a good 2nd factor auth. Could be added optionally

BIP 44 for different set of keys for whisper / other identity scenarios (for ex. Door unlocking)

using it as a backup solution - no more mnemonic keys - improving UX. Question: will the card work in XX years? A: 1) same chips used for sim-cards with some guarantees of keeping working. 2) they are cheap - so one could get multiple ones and distribute them (even to untrusted parties) - then there could be a protocol that you challenge these parties to prove that they still have the cards (via pinless path)

using them as a initial token/ETH distribution way (like ether.cards) - Idea: wrap them in sealed and aluminium wrapped packaging - so no pin is needed - just get to a store - buy a card preloaded with eth. Unwrap and tap to your phone -> finished. This also prevents from trolls rendering them inaccessible by making requests with wrong pins without buying

How to remove the tight coupling to a specific wallet. Currently it is already quite decoupled - one thing is left: when a user has no wallet installed that can deal with the cards - the play store is invoked and suggests installing status.im. In the future it will be possible to change this via commands - currently you have to recompile the applet. Ideally there is a proxy app that knows about what wallets that are compatible with the phone/card/region and offers to install any of them (can be build using https://github.com/ethereum-wallets - field needs to be added there)

Plausible deniability (we need to get the ability to define a pin that leads to a different derivation path - the status hardware wallet team mentioned they think about this problem and want to add this in the future)

Imkey

Hardware wallet from imToken

Works via Bluetooth

Has a screen

Action items:

Create a specific “room” on ETH-Magicians to follow up

Get these wallets in the hand of users (status.im will make an initial run of 1000 in january)